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Heart Doctor
Meet Breakup Girl, cult heroine for the lovelorn.
by Michelle Chihara

Crown prince

Patrick Kennedy overcame asthma, scandal, and an early distaste for politics to emerge as the fifth-ranking Democrat in the US House of Representatives. Political scientist Darrell M. West tells how it happened.
by Ian Donnis

Health-care reform 101

Med students get an unexpected clinic in real-world politics.
by Tinker Ready

Baby Bills

Gore wants to be seen as the rightful inheritor of Clinton's legacy. But it's Bush who reminds voters of Clinton's easygoing affability -- and Gore who conjures up the dark side.
by Dan Kennedy

Fear and pragmatism in LA

Gore is doing everything he can to get moderates to pay attention to his campaign. But will he alienate liberal Democrats in the process?
by Seth Gitell

[This Just In] Benefit:Pedaling for dollars
Civil Liberties: Drunk with power
Coattails: Dressing the candidates for success
Cyberspace: Closing the gender gap
Reproductive Rights: Making history
Television:Tingle dropped from Sixty Minutes II

c o l u m n s


Editorial
Letters to
the editor

Moving on
Clinton was gracious in his farewell speech -- unlike our last two-term president.

Out There by Kris Frieswick

The boss of me
Why do we all turn into 15-year-olds around our parents?

Urban Buy by Jessica Rosin

Wear `em cowboy
Duds for moseyin' down Boylston

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